Final Review and Project Philosophy

moss just as an underllayment. Now, the landscape that you seen in this video did not cost $5,000. It didn't even come close to that much. But if I was doing this same job for a customer, there's no way that I would be reusing and recycling so many materials. I wouldn't cut down an old tree off from my property, store it up, and save it to potentially use as a seating bench for a customer. The point with this video is to show you what you're capable of doing when you start to think outside of the box. And a good landscape doesn't have to break the bank. And if you are a landscape contractor and you're trying to do something for a customer, you've got to be able to get creative using the materials you have on hand. Not all customers have these ginormous budgets. Okay? Now, if I was doing this for a customer, there's absolutely no way I would be reusing any of these materials. I would be buying them. So, the landscape project itself would then go up in price. But if you are on a thrifty budget and your customer is willing to work with you and have access to certain materials that they want incorporated in, there is no reason why you can't save a ton of money. I've had customers where we've built uh ponds and waterfalls for customers and they've went and harvested all of the stones themselves off from their own property, had them all st sitting there ready to go for us. It's a beautiful thing. Will we use those? Absolutely. We're going to use those. Does it make the job a little more complicated? It just makes you think a little bit more. There's no reason why a project like this has to bust your budget in any way, shape, or form. Even the grass itself, that's not sad. That's just a bag of seed and a little bit of care and time. So, everything that you see here was done on such a minimalistic budget that to say that this project cost me $5,000 is actually an exaggeration because it didn't even come close to costing that much. And it what I wanted to show you guys is how far you can take a project like this without emptying your wallet and jeopardizing your own financial situation. Here's the thing.